Celtic F.C

Hubert Poo

I'm afraid flippancy like that is morally abhorrent and deserves challenging.
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I agree but if I where to go through all of your posts I would not find something morally abhorrent?

Let's just chill.

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Gazcobain

Considering the number of decisions that go Celtic's way in the SPL I find it highly amusing they're calling for Eduardo's head because he cheated.

Let's not forget Nakamura's dive against St Mirren three minutes from time to win a free-kick (which he scored from), Hesselink's dive against St Mirren (again) to win a penalty, McManus punching the ball into the net (and astonishingly being given the goal) against my team, and also against my team when McManus broke one of our defender's legs with a horrendous tackle - of course, the referee didn't even talk to him about it.

No doubt the stock reply will be "ah, but those over at Ibrox (or some permutation of that) get more decisions than us".

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Allthewayhome

Oh fml.

I need spectacles. I thought I was onto a winner with that post though.

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Hubert Poo

ThisLittlePiggy

I agree but if I where to go through all of your posts I would not find something morally abhorrent?

Let's just chill.

I find the discussion interesting and approachable - it's quite strong, but there is no need to jump in like that or else it waters down the debate. There are issues being discussed which are not entirely pleasant and personally I think you're the one overreacting.

The comment itself was discussed freely and retracted to an extent. That shows the people concerned are capable of engaging without truly squabbling. There is a difference and I know where and when to do so thank you very much.

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Allthewayhome

Gazcobain

Considering the number of decisions that go Celtic's way in the SPL I find it highly amusing they're calling for Eduardo's head because he cheated.

Let's not forget Nakamura's dive against St Mirren three minutes from time to win a free-kick (which he scored from), Hesselink's dive against St Mirren (again) to win a penalty, McManus punching the ball into the net (and astonishingly being given the goal) against my team, and also against my team when McManus broke one of our defender's legs with a horrendous tackle - of course, the referee didn't even talk to him about it.

No doubt the stock reply will be "ah, but those over at Ibrox (or some permutation of that) get more decisions than us".

Wait you mean the McManus goal where it hit his shoulder and went in?
I think I'd remember something as atrocious as a punch.

Oh btw I do remember Naka get lumps taken out of him and a rewarded free kick for his work.

Why should I care about the muck footie that they, Rangers, play?

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Gazcobain

Allthewayhome

Wait you mean the McManus goal where it hit his shoulder and went in?
I think I'd remember something as atrocious as a punch.

Oh btw I do remember Naka get lumps taken out of him and a rewarded free kick for his work.

Why should I care about the muck footie that they, Rangers, play?

It didn't hit his shoulder at all.

Nakamura did dive, you could see that he was challenged by a perfectly fair and legal shoulder challenge before dropping down like a sack of spuds.

Fair play to you on the last point, though, unlike your fellow supporter on the previous page who was quick to jump in with the "aye, but they get pure more decisions than us, so they do" patter.

Of course, I also remember the game you beat us 1-0 with an offside McDonald goal, after the referee denied us one stonewall penalty (Caldwell handball) and another one very likely (McBride getting halfed from behind).

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Hubert Poo

I find the discussion interesting and approachable - it's quite strong, but there is no need to jump in like that or else it waters down the debate. There are issues being discussed which are not entirely pleasant and personally I think you're the one overreacting.

The comment itself was discussed freely and retracted to an extent. That shows the people concerned are capable of engaging without truly squabbling. There is a difference and I know where and when to do so thank you very much.

I'm glad we agree.

Reply 1387

Hubert Poo

Interesting.

I think you should stick around TLP.

Reply 1388

Allthewayhome

At last an accord.

Now seal the truce with spit and blood. :ninja:

Reply 1389

Hubert Poo

Interesting.

I think you should stick around TLP.

I certainly hope so but you know how things get. Other commitments tend to supersede TSR,unfortunately.

Perhaps one day they shan't.

:moon:

Reply 1390

Hubert Poo

You want me to go all Scottish? :p:

Too far man. :awesome:

There was method behind what I was saying and I found out what I needed to know. :ninja2:

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